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Dentist Marketing Services to Help Grow Your Local Patient Base
Growing a dental practice takes more than good clinical care. People in your local area need to...
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Artificial Intelligence in Dentistry – A Profound Change Diagnostic Protocols is Coming
More than one quarter of research and development efforts in artificial intelligence (AI) in...
Read More5 Content Strategies to Boost Dental Marketing
In Australia’s competitive dental market, it’s more important than ever to engage with patients and potential clients through effective content marketing. By creating high-quality content that is relevant to your...
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Autofluorescence and its use in the early detection of oral cancer
Dentists play an important role in the early detection of oral cancer. They can use various tools and techniques to aid in detection, including visual examination, palpation, and imaging technologies such as autofluorescence visualisation.
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Vaping and Oral Health: Unveiling the risks behind the Vape Clouds
Do you know that doctors once recommended smoking to their patients? Yes, it is true; from 1930...
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Immune cells in the healthy mouth
Maintaining the body’s barrier defenses at sites such as the skin and mucosal surfaces is critical for health and survival.
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Gum disease incites deadly oral cancer growth
Researchers find byproducts from gum disease incite deadly oral cancer growth Researchers from...
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Chemotherapy and your mouth
Chemotherapy is the use of drugs to treat cancer. These drugs kill cancer cells, but they may also harm normal cells, including cells in the mouth. Side effects include problems with your teeth and gums; the soft, moist lining of your mouth; and the glands that make saliva (spit).
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Chewing away at the question of oral immunity
Oral immunity is dependent on the immune system performing a remarkable balancing act by fighting off dangerous pathogens while tolerating the presence of the normal flora.
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Re-establishing a physiologic vertical dimension for an overclosed patient
The term neuromuscular occlusion has become associated with certain limited methodologies that are used to obtain a muscle-compatible occlusal relationship. In reality, there are several different approaches that can be used to determine a “neuromuscular” maxillo-mandibular relationship, even with a fully edentulous case.
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